BlacKkKlansman - Reviews

What this film understands is cinema’s capacity to speak to a mass audience, sympathetic to ideas and hungry for inspiration.

“BlacKkKlansman” presents racism as a dichotomy between the absurd and the dangerous; the film’s intentional laughs often get caught in one’s throat.

“BlacKkKlansman” packages such weighty and ultra-relevant subjects into the form of a wildly uneven but consistently entertaining night at the movies.

Spike Lee struts his film-making stuff with ambition and gusto.

Thanks to solid performances by an extremely well-chosen cast, the too-bizarre-to-be-true situation feels real. And because the interactions are so crazy, the film's deadpan approach makes them all the funnier.

Lee’s astuteness both as a social commentator and a filmmaker lies in his ability to entertain while making you think.

...slips seamlessly from borderline-absurdist humour to all-too-real horror, conjuring an urgent blend of sociopolitical period satire and contemporary wake-up call.

Lee har skapat en unik dekokt av Spike Lee i BlacKkKlansman. Det är en rolig, sorglig och underhållande film.

...er velafbalanceret som et absurd sjovt og medrivende politidrama.

...det er virkelig et mareridt af et eventyr, Lee serverer. En grimt deroute gennem et racist USA, hvor hver scene niver os samtidig med Ron og Flip føres længere ind i klanens hjerte.

...en arg, intensiv och omskakande film.

”BlacKkKlansman” är en grymt vältajmad och konstant roande historielektion.